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New perasals. CHEsrER CLEARY.
PeRT ToWNsEND NEMs.
Irregular CORRESPONDENCE POST INTEL
LIGENcKR
SHIPPING NEWS.

The British bark Sir william Wallace
was towed to sea yeste rdav by the tug
Tyee, with a cargo of 772,000 feet OF
lamher rom Port Ladl0w tor Sydney,
Y. :. W Before sailing, the crew TO
fused 70 peri rm their duty. nd the re-
suit was that seven sailors we're ironed
before they consented to accompany the
vessel.
The sealing schooner Allie |. Agar is
receiving supplies at the Quincy stPeet
Wharf. Sac will proceed to the Cape
this week and oontinne the cruise.
The ship Katie Davenport. lumber
laden from Port Biakely for San Fran
cisco. ia still Ia the baTbor awaiting
tug.
The ship Solilsire, Captain Sewell.
l4G6 ust tonnage, has been re-chartered
a. San Francisco 70 load coal at Ma
bai0o a. a retarn cargo.
The ship brokers report business ex-
eeedingly OMIT daring the past week.
The schooner Elinorah, Captain
Younger, put into San Francisco last
week o. account Of having her jib and
fiVing itb carried away ip besyv gale
"a Poiat Arena on April Ssh. She was
from San Pedro bound TO Humboldt
=
L e Norwegian bsgk Nellie May, Cap
tain Aastin. 500 net tonnage, cleared
yesterday for Sydney, with a cargo Of
lumber.
TIE British bark Dilhbur. lumber
laden, from Moodyville for Valparaiso,
is at E quimalt ksrbor. Sne cleared
yesterday ana will sail today.
The steamship Olympian sailed from
faW fhfa K.nwf ~, HhnVa.
day.
STRAY NOTES.
Alien Weir, editor Of the Argus, has
heen appointed By the Board Of Trade
20 receive subscriptions donsted 90 the
University fund.
The Pert Of Entry Social Club eele-
hrated the Close Of the Lsntsn season
by giving an enioy bic entertainment in
Learned's Opera House, ca Thursday
evening. TO a large gathering. Prof.
snd Mrs. Vaughn, of Seattle, we're in
attendance aBd furnished excellent
music for the occasion.
Mr.. Wlilism n. LieWellyn, Of Seattle,
passed through 90 Victoria yesterday.
Charles 81. Bradshaw has returned,
after brief visit mp she Sound.
The oil Ashegy company on San Juan
Island Is making considerable improve
msnt 10 its factory. A large number OF
persons are employed 10 furnishing dog
fab, from which large quantity u oii
~ secured and shipped 10 san Francisco.
An imposing dwelling house is being
erected Oh the properly Of Mrs. Gerrish,
overlooking the business community,
from the brow Of the hill, where an ex
eeilent view OF the hsFbor is obiaiaed
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An ordinances entitled IAN ordinance
providing fer the construction az s
Il ie zaik on tee north side OF hadisoa
street, hetwaen Third and Fourth
sirssts." Adopted.
Au ordinance 50 pr vent the growing
and spreading thistles within the
aitv AZ SEATTLE. adopted.
An ordinance - am I'D section 81 Of
.Ordtusnos No. So. e. TRIED An OFdi-
nance esta6iishing certain grades IN { .
CITY cf Seattle "a Is a.
An ordinance g. licsuse street raiiEsY
oars rannine withio the city Of Seattle,
adopsa
Appropriation ordinance adopted
MISCELLANEOUS
On molten % UsuRailmsn Furth. the
ord name ia rsistion 20 thu reorgzn,zt-
uea % tas Fire Departments was con
timed uatil tuesday evening nt1i 81
"a aosion * I. V. Lake. r. ' ste re-
iectiuz tbs petition ~ Anos Br5wu for
permtssian % move th- MchlhOfn clock
fran ne present Iocasi-u on the vest
aid q Frori street - thr lot uofth Of
and djhaila chr Opera Hooss. vas re
cors,dsfssl. snd she pclitinn granted hy
th4 feiloEieg vofs; Ases-furts, Green,
Lake and K TIE. Noes-H Bcsly and
Rasseil.
Rate % assessment on Front street
sidewalk was dxed az 1915 miiis-
GA motion toe plsts - Gtcea's addi
tioa 20 sue cify % SEATTLE, sud Preston
4 Cars additioa 10 the iiy, EeEe az
proved
Coanca s'jeg-ud until Tuesday
ev. n5zg a. Ts}l 3. n
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New hosiery. CHESTER CLKARr.
kEAL ESTATE

The foIloving deeds we're fled in The
Auditors office for record yesterday:
D. T. Denny 81 Jennie knapp, lots 3
and I, block 20. d. 4. Denny's Park ad-
dtioR; &9i0.
George k'unesF 10 A Il. simmons, lot
6, block 1, @ kinnear's addition; $3.50.
Caas Waters 90 Walter ID, McBgyde,
let - Somervills; $500.
ID. +. DsBuy to sarah y. Strange, lot
10 block c., DenRy's PARK addition
s4CJ.
81. simmons - Benz. Vincent, LOT
5. block "A. Central S-sttle: $3.50.
Chsrizs T. Terry TO John Il -. lot /,
block s Tsrry's fifth addition; $40.
M { 4rman TO Amanda Y. heddine,
Of - and 50 Of ns see -,
q a. range east; $50
81. ]. CaFnsn 90 John +. Simmons,
same property; $50
NJ e sud A. al. SAEtelle b Cs.herine
MuFfurd. lots and 3. block Is, BaFke's
scand 5diii0 $3.50.
Mp K X a.. e. Adam T0sF, lots 3,
4 and 5. Sc I3, 70 .. Eatgs cas-, llll4
acre. S2S9 -.
Ualtea states t. Adsm Tssh, loo Acres
n sc "a. T. =. .zac 5 cas- homestead.
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FRen TACOMA.
lHzsUxGz coEzxsroxDzxcz rosr-rTE1
LzsszzCxE-
am ND rsa vrDDrNs plnrT.

sAD ED 70 A WEDDING PkETT.
Della, The dazehssr Of Byron Y0uc9.
uss uarxied 90 Charles EaQan en- IEEt
IhHEsdsy evening. The wedding took
piaoe az khe residences Of the bFide's
parents On A stFe&t. and vas sarpss
cas- a1sir. Tee residence OF AIR. Y0rBg
Eas deliberately prepared. without
t1o1e6s Of cost The hOnse was crowd
ed vita guests. ani all vent as happy
and merry - marriage should 60. The
cersno1y had bsea per ornsd in the
pressnce Of friends and relatives Of the
happy cguple, and all gathered sbo1t
acd partook OF 3 generous feast OF good
things Byron Young. father OF the
bride, Is large msB. say. Of 225 pounds.
DE = one Of tie livery firm Of Freeman
4 f0u1g, ard
NAN OF kTTATKs
Ia the city. de vas strongly attached
% his ds1ghtsF. the BIRDS. and vas
deeply interested IN all she incidents Of
the wedding. All hsd gone well until
the supper was over and the guests had
nearly al retired 10 the parior, when the
daughter noticed that be sat still alone
At the table. Soc hassened 10 ascertain
the e2nse and saw her father fall from
bis chair 30 the h3or- he bad been
overtsken By an epilep.ie ft, TO which
be Is an occasional victim. He was car
fied to his room and Physicians sun
moned. Tbs wedding party dispersed
IN SYMPATHY AND SORROW.
The strong, vigorous NAN has recovered
consciousness since only 70 eall upon
his osughteF, Della, Della at inter
walls daring all OF yesterday. He speaks
to or recognizes no one else. The phs-
sieisns in attendance express fears that
be viii never recover physically, and in
any case nos his full strength Of mind.
gRain. The unhappy STAIR was Rot
made public yesterday. bat those who
seeame aware OF the serious nature of
the affair express the ksenesl sympathy
for the family.
EUMoR or A NKw SECRETARY.
Judge HoTt, who came With the Olym
pia "dikadB" Company to this oity
yesterday, stated that he had heard
that 81 Governor Newell had informa-
tion from Washington of the appoint
msnt Of Stewart Rise, Of this city, TO
the Office of Secretary of the Territory,
70 succeed N. II Owines. Secretary
OEinks is reported as having beard the
news and remaFkinR, "fheu must be a
thief. according 20 the civil service doc
triRe." Mr.. Rice was questioned and
said be had heard nothing Of the ap-
potntment authoritative, and there was
nothing in il 50 far Rs he knew. Mr..
Rice was the late clerk in the Tacoma
Land Company's Office, and ia new
bookkeeper Of the Tacoma National
Bank.
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TO THE PEOPLE Of SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

CERTAIN UESCRUPULOUs PER
\ sons rave rep eserte - eur defri-
meat that We manufacture only cheap
y. iufrzti7nAily conveying the idea
thAt our saaps are o. pooT quality when
SIGH - NaT Tx CASE Thosgh N sne
srnse q the Errd on snaps are chean the
purchsscF - Eeti1g more sap 81 suite
riar quality II n Of csrfzta higher uficfd
sazrs. We mske al g-sdes - "a y
sud hcuaehols SOAPS. ard pTcaaily rescHn
usea orr " X KIN QUEEN SANOS
e. itE5's for al a~es and slwaFs K'ving
sat "a ten Beessse nf the thaf oughness
With which this sap c,canses do nat
think fhzt il Injuries the ciotfnE We
guarantee satisfaction innoreF ~ unded II
efhe wtaei snd that Il viii rot htr7 the
bands ca in{are ths wro@t delicate fabric.
10 yaz ~ - huili NJ ysnF hrme II
dnstrsesf II %. y0u wili ind IA Deserving
o YOUR pst-oasge- ias1st upon the use 81
cnly "a : soa8 IN your hoEscha'1. Ask
y1ur groccr fnT Il md take no nther thar
fke Wesre-n Queen Ssvo1. We ask you
- a fsvo- due - ysur hSEne indu tres 70
parchsse ere box q this soap and give II
4 rsa ozlzh trial
r. sEATTT.E s0AP C0.
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PERSONALS

NJ. Denny Fletcher has resigned his
POSITION With lbe Postal Telegraph
Company.
NJ. WI. LlsweElyn and @. II Lit
assoo3 rstuFnsd last evening from
glalt 70 Victoria.
Capsain EtieFshauk, British C0lum-
ia pilot Of tAe Pacific DOsst Steamship
CompanY, vas in town yesterday.
r. @. Crawford, wife and daughter,
arrived 10 Seattle yesterday afternoon,
bnd will hereafter make their hOme Ia
kina o8unty.
RsE. W. A. Mackie and X. Nielsen
usse passengers on the Cara Brown
yesterday TO attend the Presbytery now
b session 10 this city.
NJ. A. W. Eueie snd wife, of Oiym
pa arrived here By the steamer Clara
bIosn Yesterday afternoon. They will
Hiisnd the opera this evening.
t.E. CaldsF, Of Montesano, was in
ssaitle yesterday. He says the peopl
b bic Eeighborbood are waiting
snxioazly for one or both of the roads
nos pointlng in their direction.
III. Carr arrived here last night aud
vii ieaay snteF upon ihe performance
Of De daties a. telegraph operator in
ne Western Union eftice. He succeeds
{ Z CAssslI. who recently resigned.
NJ. Carr comes from Idaho.
Il. W. Baraard Of 81. Louis, Mo-. J..
4. swan, Of Olympia, ". ) Hale, OF
purt Madison, Mrs. Neil. q X ,Rsas
GilY, No, II. n. 1illas. of Tacoma, j.
v. Bradford. Of Centralia, A Ii.
ckaline. Of Avon. O. +. Bufnham, Of
tkagit, ART the Brunswick.
J.w. Arthur, W. j. Bremen, Of Fl
snsbuFgh, q. l.. Orchard. W. Is.
Daniels, Harry Wright. Thomas Hy-
nan, Of Tacoma, mes Old1eld, OF
Port blakeiy, ID. I. Jsnkson aud wife,
Of Por, GaRble, Joseph Johns, OF Wilke-
an. =. d. fsldmsn. Of San Francisco,
ere 81 the Arlington.
]. n. 4. Atkinson, Of Newcastle; W.
7. smith, Of Rentop; Geo. a. Meyers, Of
Portland Mrs. Guypne, Miss Steven.
son. Of Port Gamble: L. Z. Hume, uf
y Paul; Capt. j, Thompson, Of Port
hlAkesys Joseph sweeney, OF Frdsy
hAEb0r; z j. hatch. OF Olympia; W. NJ,
Darling. Of Portland; 4. NJ. Allen, Of
eqask. ere at the Occidental.
Wm. Sutherland. Of Port Madison
Miieert Noyss, Of Coos Bay. Ogn.; J
hamphfeys, Of Franklin; W. L. Sa;her.
and, Of Ofcasi NJ. Carr, Of Napa Valley
Als1 simpson, Of Kent; Chas Il. Scott
q Port Townsend; Tues. CARTS, Of
heilinghami Thomas kindrea, Of Port
lsnd; Z. A. Finnesom. Isaac Teller, o.
New York Il. Wilson add wife, OF FL
heit logai Frank +. Ven Lshe, Of
SpokAne Fslis, are 81 tue New England
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- - - -

MsEEfxp -At-l gram from Wshing
son CITY, received yesterday, STATS "a G
Fred Sgarline. q this city, wasuarried
% TbursaAy evening 10 " ssh eleu
lFousids. q WASH tngtou. Ton Dews
prcVed great surfrtse % Fred uaF
snts aud friends. noEs Of wtnua aa sbe
i 4 tess idea that be sas Serious. con
tesup}atsnE usNty8aaHF. TIE telegram
stAtsd thss imtms assteiv afr ;se3ea-
dfnR tae rswly usaErt. q cocFis sssgsd
fer B7sss tatv. g3aaa. waegr Mr.. par
l{az h&s 5 cantsaoi foF paving : Ar
r1rsfrae IEbs Eiant AftpE TIE g -sple-
lt,a u tAsi iah. Mr. AIS Mss >pfllug
wsli esseu e. cgkitis aad FesnAau&is
rrsi.s here.
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-. all a Tasnsr Hall tonight.
- ..~..zs cater OIivsF Waleoti
q - yesterday Afternoons.
prR Tkompson. Of Yaneoavef,
-. -. :. q tie Firss ~. z Church
'-.s.gos evening.
~s.smhalned bsdy Of T. z 9 h0rd
gsr cas- sbipped on the 1ity Of
.ssss yesterday for stockton, CAL
-. snslctnent against W. 7. Allen
~ aIlqwinq boys 20 play cards u
-. ssIssa. vas qaasbsd 81 Judge
issss ysslsEdsy.
-. Harrington. Of Port Gamble,
- - up here 70 Be confined IN TIE
..--ss Al for fourteen days on charge
@sssssli and battery.
es,.,.shrss psrsous. iBeludina She
- n the MiksSo OSera Coz
- - Olympia on tee steamer
49, Browu yesterday nsszinR.
r...ss CeehFane reserved dispsteh
- rsznkisa, yessrday afterna@u
...s at ! m8a b I'd died ~ t1ai
-. -, ssry suddenly No further par
snIafs waFs given.
ressssdsy morning. about 10 o'clock,
80 canvas sian Of she Seattle bods
~ 9ssae, ID the alley BY The post efiat,
- sre. BIZ the prompt seton OF =
.....ss,.bv shat might have resulted 10 =
..,ieas conasgFstiou was Dipped in tee
~
4. aesssr Of the schooner Allie ]. Al
800 q ths eisy yesterday and stated
= = ssooftsr that e. SION a. seven or
$50 mere men could be secured they
'-seld eoptinae their erase after seal
- - rest Of the season. be
s..,sssr : nov loading Supplies AZ the
o-Isee street wharf, Port IovDssDd.
4 nsu by The ssme Of L. w Fahl. Of
go (}1rqe, uas bFo1aht 20 this city
-~rsefd.g Is Deputy Sheriff William
800. o. q charge Of selling liquor
49, ~ ina OF the Case lde Division
4 ~ kgrtEern Pacific without q II
80. II def uls Of bail be vas placed
Z 10 county jail.
Al yesterday afternoon vas taken 40
! ~ district ConFt in endeav9rinQ g.
s-esre 4 j1Fy % try George II Miller on
! sasres u numbering Jsmes Manning
osSruaa. on Like Wash DRton. one year
-. Eleven Jurors had be n accepted
= "a me time OF adjournment lass
srhs, aad Is is thought the oass will be
kafaif say fof trial By noon.
A iufy 70 Try the question Of former
teuaittsl in the ease Of The Territory
=. George II. Miller was impsneled In
a. bls,ries Court yesterday forenoon,
"a altar q statement Of the facts by
Nilsrs attorney, and statement by
~ Prosecuting Attorney. the Court in
s1fussed taetnrY 10 return a verdict thai
ghsre had been no former eeqsittal,
ghleb Il did, after waioh the jary visa
DISCHARGED.
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GENERAL sEDsEs No. 4.
arxEHAI HKkpQraETKRs y. @. W, /,
AnsUrkNr tiEsERAL = OFFIcE. :
OLYNFIk, 81 arch :. iss7 }

NffNEEAE E4EAtsaa "a rs y. ~. ~
AnsUrkNr tfEsERAL OFFIcE.
OLYNFIk, 81 arco 3. iss7
The fallas8nE G g1ges IA tEe General
Stsa II tbs \. g ". vith rank from
J4naary } 0st. Isl. j. soted. Thsy zIll
Be rssesessd sud . vsd sceardiueiy.
Go. D Hal. BsiEad er Gensf4l. Ss
Atsls. ". T.
D C. Lavau, Q Il. General. TAoosaa,
VT.
W. @ ElswaEts Comnissasy Gen
erAl. Asllz Walls, " I.
Col. H. q siruva, Asst. ADJ Gen
srai and Judge Advocate GezsrAl. 81
afsis. ~ +.
Cal Tuss. T Mieor. n. D.. SarCeon
G. nersl. Seattle, " I.
Issus. Coz. Il. Morris II .Ileg. Asst.
A4Tt General. -ssstie, ". J.
Lsaas Ci. a.. MsCaFthy. Asst. AdYs
GfsasrAl. = aila Salis- ". I.
Liegt. Col HenEy l. rdes Asst, Adj't
Ca -. Pags HaWaseu4, vi
MAJ Al1srt &hyls. ASH A3i'i- Gsn
efai. tasnms, " /.
n Caaz Il An8srs q. ASS. Adf'f.
GrnsTzi. Ssila Walis. VI.
B ertzf tie Comm zHdsr IN Caitf.
Z q 0'Bum,
Aslstant GsStF4l
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oREEnNo + TAK0Er.

0AihSSa oF EHE CHrsrEz The sseam-
sa'p V3iy q Chester sailed for Sas
s'Aae'saa Yesterday Aftsrnoou. She
s 49, slos gases ~ eli. so tons OF rvAln.
~ s-sks u potstoes, ard a fsw tens
- n y - iiAHs Gus cAfse. Her passeDsgr
- ssssa tssss parf Was as iioWH. Gee
F,esek A. MACain. Heury Rape,
- - A Pane, A.. l.. CayA susk. sifs
- selsd " = hznpson, AIaart O.
:, y satiyvsn. L. CAsssi, J. Z salt
ssa, AID 81 10 ste stssrare.
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Ansther ssestsa 81 the Eeartie. Lake
shsTe asd Eastern Lea asa
Wpsgshv s~mAs~.e.

Wsa31hy Syndicate
On April 81. the Chief EEQfaeer Of
the PcRst Souad Coussruction Company
called for sal proposals 70 Be sent n
the ofise Of the General Manager Of
the Paess soasd Construction Cou,-
pany until Y S'elaek 81 Eo1u, Friday,
April Is. 1851. fer clearing. grub sine,
grading. eulvsEts. ripFsppiuR. etc. on
thirty miles e tbs Seattle. Lake SHORE
sBd Eastern Railway. from what i
koowB sszs.0n 595. 10 the head o.
squsk Like.
TEz CONTRACT LII.
By BooH yesterday dfteen bids had
been Submitted fer the Eork, and tie
Chief Ene ineeF, Mr. ScnFgy, and the
Gesessl Manager, Mr.. Shsafs ven
bay until o'clock e8mpartug bids, IN
order % saEect the lowest ope, pas IN b
responsible bidders. At 4 O'ciock Cast.
tseo. d. Hill, and MezsEs. Thomas Esrls.
Ctas. Z. Perry aBc J. ~. Mcleod, we're
notified thai their bid for the work bad
beea Aesspts3, and tbas the contract
would be awarded 70 them.
WHO TsET AKE.
II may cot be eat Of place At his
tue 10 let tue pablo know y hs tie z 81
tlsmen comprising this company are:
Q tptain Gao b. HiA neAds no intro
aaeEi0u AZ our bands. He Is an Old
UglOu soldier Sho took sn actise part
stth Gen. Logan A. = stsd sficer mr.
iuR she late rebellion, and lost AZ arm on
the last day % the var. Whiie perform
ing difficult and hazardous duty g.
signed him For the past twelve yesrs
De has been County Treasurer Of King
Co. nsy, and at the terminating conveD-
tiona one year ago refused 30 be can
didatn for reconciliation. HIS home
and bis Interests ars in Seattle. and be
. recognized ~ one OF the most iHfla-
sntial politicians IN Washington Terri
tory.
Mr. Thomas Earle il 3 resident OF
British Columbia. he is repated to be
EOrta over a million dollars and has
been extensively eng Red Ia contract
ing on the Canadian Pacific Raiiway.
Mr. Charles E. Perry IL also a resi-
dent Of Victoria, sud 3 son in-laW Of our
esteemed fellow t0WnEmau Captain
lhomas Wright, Who vas bOnored by
being made Cofnm dore Of the Puget
Sound hfet OF steamers during the VII
lard celebration few years ago. Mr.
Perry u civil engineer Of great expert
enc. especially on railroad work. IN
which he has besn sngag ed for 5 mum
Der Of years.
Mr. }. w. Mcleod is an experienced
railroad contractor aud builder, having
carried on large contracts on both the
Canadian Paeide aud the Island Rail
way.
In conversation with Captain Hill,
last evening, be said: You may say
that We vii purchase all cur tools and
supplies in Seattle and that We will en-
ter upon she work jest as soon as the
contract IL signed. sly associates are
men Of exseTienee in this business and
they have been over the ground aud as
sure me taat they will b We the work
completed before the required time. II
the railway company desires u, we all
deposit ten per osnt Of tna amount 81
our c0ntrsoz in cash as a guar 4ntee for
th faithful performances Of she w0rk."
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BoUsn OvKR Jack DoahgsFsy, tbs
uaa VITO shot saiIvsu At Rsutna. few
asvs AGO. and who wss arrested b.
sheriff Ccehrsne. rear TzeaEs 90 lssi
Thurs&ay. as tsRen hfure @1st2oe
Jones ~ sseFfsy. herr h. walvet 81 an1i
natlssn aa6 @s pssced nrG-r &iNa
t.nnAs q ssA'9 tie 2ctioz - ihe HfsHe
IaFv. He dos noi sHuY sac eaar@e,
fsaf a.sinss 1hsg ts Ess HzdsE IN lahs
eree q Iigzar 81 tse sius Dc DID tEe
80 II.
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500 0oo suction sale OF cioting and
gents fufnishina gco1s, esg The
.toek ai J. Bsan & Co sold atSaer a.
sale last sees IN Nau FtAuctsoaear SPOT
eash. Oar hHy ?, cH tbe art with
ready O. b, raked % sbaui $500 HCrtn
AS ltss than orst q material. toNIAs
4 SrNaERNkN
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NrSs BETeEEz. prrvioas to aef ds-
psrtare g f2Fttsgd % s-t-ci DsW
stoek q Laosss' sFrizg >uls-, nas r.
daesd al dask eoiorrd sz1 htagy-
xs3rst szt1s- To sscawu dsis tta L.
ais kFr @steEres~' UtA rsGaia cEeD
Ksfi. : e'eack = iniz hinsk
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- Sals,-To attracs slk haysrs.
80 toKI4s 1 SrSauzNaNs aascTns
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rAKsEr PE,r,,rK

.s' toslasine we're she scores made
"oe'dmoof Z ie Range Yesterday by
s ~ ''s,s q The SEATTLE Rod and Gun
80 a1ssrs hAFiy aud Hammel win
N'ss afs' and secand medals
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-16
SETTLE BOILgR WORKS
Fs@fsF>s Waarf. fact - VII
s1rest. seattle.
GEORGE KELLY, PrspRfseoR.

DOH KEs BUILT Or ALL pEsCErps
- Tsszz GAA&z EssSE iEcE wExE anG
Fssz8srasE azze 81 G2srt EaGiea tAi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-16

-. 80 otcssy Aad Lsoa S4ls.--r0 AZ
- -. e. afea3 sFg snd .aes tagsts, rtas
esARsAs : StSaaAakN's sdvsgsse@ez&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-16

Auction PURCHASE We bought at
auction last week 20Oo suits OF the
stock Of Baum & Co. sold a. Saerih's
sale. Regular price sl2 . will be sold
for 50. IoKLks 4 SINoKRMAN. spl0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-16

Nav CETlaxSs--O ; AsaEs, AHree
Nelssn ard q Ft ka ksen Vsre aean
tea 81 sit'Esas x % lalsf 3ssaiat 1nes
yesBsTsA&ys
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-16

Why psy %. a yard FOR com mon mar
row. iawu, Wnen you can Get the re6l
Panams lavn (wideJ for 20. and 216o.
at CHESTER cLEARY's. apis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-16

silk Sale.-ro attract silk buyers.
Fesd TOBIAS & SNeKBMAN's advertise
msnt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-16

I abr sdcFy an4 Lles Ssls.- Ii e.
trsss ruhT1sesry AEd ass tayers, sd
IaEtAs 5 SgNsEEzkSs sdvsrsIszazai.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-16

New Y1rk zaegiou. A i-t % ia,sand
eusbraideTsss. CsUsrEE CLAY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-16

lsea assss Essaa, aali sedl, oEEAEI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-16

Fishing Tackle-lareest assortment.
WKsT sos From, street. apr16-tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-16

Inspection solicited at Miss BEECH
KR's salesrooms. apis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-16

Gentlemen's Collar Sale Monday
morning at ToKLAs i sISGEEMAN's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-16
MANUFACTURES or
SHIP AND .ousE BLACKsMITRIxG.

tepAirs promptly snd carefully at-end
e. 70. mh27d3m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-16

Silk sale.-To attract elk buyers,
read ToKLAs 4 SHGERMAS's advertise
ment. ap3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-16

Muslin underwear at CLrlRr's.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-09-27
Will Close.

The undersigned agree to close
their storehouses OH Wednesday Sept,
%, from IL to 5 P. NJ, being the first
day of the Inaugural meeting of the
G. G. Driving Park Fair:
G. L. Gather, G. n. Latham, ii. B.
Garner, NJ. Frankel & Sons, j. r..
Armlstead, N. d. Shyer, A. G. Shyer
& Co., Guynn g. MerHitt, ]. #. Pyle,
Renshaw s. Clark, G. b. Webb, Jno.
r. Green & Co., Chas. Mckee & Co,
Rea, johnson & Overshiner, Caldwell
& Randle, John MoAyon, Crescent
Grocery Co., II. G. Ballard, r. b. ES-
ling, w. A. Gossett, II. IL. Holland,
N. Tobin & Co., ID. j. Hooser Howe
& Galbreath, G. v. Campbell,
Thompson & Ellis, Geo. o. Thomp-
son, Pye & Walton, DAbney s. Bush,
E. W. Henderson s. Son, N. d. Kelly,
B. Rosenbaum, Williams & Elgin,
Gus Young, Metz & Timothy, Hop
per & Son, Jones & Co., VIM. Mitch
oil, M. Lipstine, j. ID. Russell, Blu
mensteil C'go. Co., q. W. Quicker,
McCamey, Bonte s. Co., Anderson &
Tate, NJ. d. Moudel, L. G. Williams
Il Co., r. E. Christian, Forbes & Bro.
Several others whose names We failed
to get.